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A split layout with company text on one side and an image on the other. Use it on an about page to balance a short story with a clear visual.
Two Column is a side-by-side about section. On the left sits a square image that fills its cell edge to edge. On the right, a small primary colored eyebrow label appears above a bold headline, followed by a short paragraph of company background. Below that, a "Core Competencies" heading introduces a two-column checklist where each item carries a filled circle icon. Two call-to-action buttons sit beneath the list.
The image, heading, paragraph, and checklist items are all independent pieces of copy. You can replace the photo, rewrite the intro paragraph, expand or trim the competency list, and relabel or remove either button without affecting the rest of the layout.
Reach for this block when you need to introduce your organization while giving a photograph equal weight with the written story. It suits an about page for a healthcare scheduling product where conveying professionalism and human warmth matters as much as describing what you do. Compared to a plain text block like Simple, it anchors the copy with a real image. Compared to With Image, the checklist gives you room to list concrete capabilities rather than relying on prose alone.
A natural flow around it on a Marketing (Legacy) page:
Before
After
A concise capabilities overview sits naturally here, but the frame fits several other kinds of content:
Tip: keep the checklist to six items or fewer so both columns stay roughly the same height and the layout stays balanced on wide screens.